“Down The West Coast” is the kind of track that hits right when you need a summer breather. Olivier Cornu, the Lausanne-based mind behind Moon Construction Kit , really hit the sweet spot here. It feels like taking a calm, sunny drive along the ocean with the windows rolled all the way down. The song …
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“When The Honeymoon Is Over” by Prem Byrne
Prem Byrne’s new single hit my headphones this week, and it’s been stuck on repeat ever since. The track dives into that awkward wall you hit after the initial spark of a relationship fades and rather than blame the other person, Byrne turns the mirror on himself. He looks back at a past relationship to …
“Passing Craze” by Tom Emlyn
Tom Emlyn has delivered something genuinely refreshing with his sixth album, Passing Craze, out on Dirty Carrot Records. The Swansea singer-songwriter started these tracks as part of a university project with producer Evan Collett, and you can really feel that relaxed, hands-on energy across every song. The whole record has a warm, tactile charm that …
“High Noon” by Moon and Aries
Moon and Aries drop another track that hits the spot, and “High Noon” shows off what makes this transatlantic project work so well. Jordana Moon sits in Canada while Tom Aries works out of Germany, yet their music feels as tightly knitted as two people sharing a studio desk. The arrangement sets up an easygoing …
“Don’t Waste My Time (LA mix)” by 4fro Nick
A track landed on my radar last week by an artist named 4fro Nick, and it has been stuck in my head ever since. The track is called “Don’t Waste My Time (LA mix)”, and it hits with a level of raw, clear energy that feels really fresh right now. The groove blends classic indie …
“Hope and Need” by Ray Gibbz
I went in expecting a typical bedroom-studio rap single and ended up running it back twice before I even got to the write-up, Ray Gibbz did everything himself on this one, wrote it, produced it, built the beat, and you can hear that control in how tight the whole track sits. The song is about …
“Personal Martyr” by Skar de Line
Okay, this one snuck up on me. “Personal Martyr” starts so quiet I almost skipped past it on my playlist, then that chorus comes in and I had to stop what I was doing. There’s a trance-y pulse running through the whole thing, but it’s got real strings and percussion under it too, so it …
Tracks to Spend Time With
Today, we bring together standout releases from artists shaping the sound of right now. Press play, sit with each release, and if something clicks, add it to your playlist and follow the artist. We discovered these releases via MusoSoup. Media Embeds Thank you!
Tracks to Spend Time With
Today, we bring together standout releases from artists shaping the sound of right now. Press play, sit with each release, and if something clicks, add it to your playlist and follow the artist. We discovered these releases via MusoSoup. Media Embeds Thank you!
Tracks to Spend Time With
Today, we bring together standout releases from artists shaping the sound of right now. Press play, sit with each release, and if something clicks, add it to your playlist and follow the artist. We discovered these releases via MusoSoup. Media Embeds Thank you!
Tracks to Spend Time With
Today, we bring together standout releases from artists shaping the sound of right now. Press play, sit with each release, and if something clicks, add it to your playlist and follow the artist. We discovered these releases via MusoSoup. Media Embeds Thank you!
Tracks to Spend Time With
Today, we bring together standout releases from artists shaping the sound of right now. Press play, sit with each release, and if something clicks, add it to your playlist and follow the artist. We discovered these releases via MusoSoup. Media Embeds Thank you!
“Pangea” by Ben Ripani
Ben Ripani is back with a fresh batch of songs, and it feels like a reset button for his music. After taking a break from writing, the Chicago native who moved to Nashville is dropping an EP that deals with some heavy personal stuff. It is a project born out of navigating tough moments like …
“10 Blue-Penciled Stories” by Otto Orany
Otto Orany has cooked up something genuinely unique with his latest record. If you enjoy music that refuses to stick to one genre, you need to check this out. It features a fascinating mix of classical woodwinds, a groovy rhythm section, and even a harpsichord. The coolest part is how every single track feels like …
“Bottle” by Reetoxa
I’ve been spinning “Bottle” by Melbourne artist Reetoxa all week, and it completely nails that gritty, mid-90s alternative vibe. What makes this one so interesting is the backstory. Frontman Jason McKee actually wrote the track back in 1995 when he was just fifteen, living in a lower socio-economic area of Frankston, and saved it because …
“Cursed” by Aurealis
I just spent my morning with Aurealis’ new track, “Cursed”, and honestly, it is still lingering in my head. This song is a wonderfully moody slice of dark electronic pop that hits you right in your feelings. What grabbed me is how the track captures that heavy, annoying voice of self-doubt we all fight sometimes …
“Talisman” by Sotto James
I keep coming back to the new single from Sotto James, and I think it is a standout indie track. The song is called “Talisman” and it does this clever trick where it sounds like a bright, easygoing summer jam on the first listen. The guitar work has a warm, driving feel, and the melody …
“Tiny Light” by The Domi
The Domi is back with a fresh track titled “Tiny Light”, and it is exactly the kind of uplifting indie pop we need right now. From the very first second, those warm, sun-drenched guitars wrap around you like a favorite worn-in sweater and the track has this wonderful driving rhythm that keeps your feet tapping, …


















